fiction

Plugin fiction from marketplace howells in howells/fiction. Commands read from the repo's manifest — today.

Skills (19)

• character

  Create or develop a character document.

• cover

  Generate book cover art prompts for image generation models. Reads project content and produces optimized prompts for Kindle-dimension covers.

• critique

  Get a full literary critique of your completed manuscript. NYT/New Yorker style.

• edit

  Run line-level editing across chapters. Catches spelling, grammar, awkward phrasing, and word echoes.

• fiction

  This skill should be used when the user asks to "write a chapter", "write prose", "continue the story", "develop a character", "review my chapter", "critique my manuscript", "write a synopsis", "summarize my story", "plan my novel", "outline my book", "check for consistency", or mentions fiction wri

• go

  Resume work on a fiction project. Loads context and suggests what to do next.

• illustrate

  Generate consistent chapter illustrations using motif series. Creates a visual style from the cover, builds character references, then generates one illustration per chapter with consistent styling.

• language

  Verify non-English phrases in your manuscript. Checks grammar, period accuracy, dialect, and translations.

• naming

  Generate and validate book title options. Produces candidates using proven naming strategies and checks availability against existing books.

• new

  Start a new fiction project from scratch. Interactive wizard guides you through discovery, architecture, characters, world, and outline.

• next

  Get suggestion for what to work on next.

• notes

  Collect and process inline editing notes from chapters. Finds %%NOTE:%%, %%EDIT:%%, %%CHECK:%%, and %%CUT:%% markers.

• outline

  Create chapter and scene breakdown. Use after architecture is established.

• plan

  Design story architecture. Use when starting a new project or rethinking structure.

• reconcile

  Audit a project against current plugin conventions and offer to update structure.

• references

  Internal fiction craft reference library for the Fiction plugin. Do not invoke directly; use fiction, review, edit, critique, plan, outline, character, or another task skill that loads the relevant craft references.

• review

  Review chapters for coherence, cheesiness, consistency, pace, tone, and character. Suggests specific rewrites.

• status

  Quick view of project status without suggestions.

• synopsis

  Generate a synopsis of your manuscript at various lengths. Great for pitches, query letters, or back cover copy.

Slash commands (18)

• /fiction:build

  Build an EPUB from your fiction project.

• /fiction:character

  Create or develop a character document.

• /fiction:cover

  Generate book cover art prompts for image generation models.

• /fiction:critique

  Get a full literary critique of your completed manuscript.

• /fiction:edit

  Run line-level editing across chapters. Catches spelling, grammar, awkward phrasing, and word echoes.

• /fiction:fiction

  This skill should be used when the user asks to "write a chapter", "write prose", "continue the story", "develop a character", "review my chapter", "critique my manuscript", "write a synopsis", "summarize my story", "plan my novel", "outline my book", "check for consistency", or mentions fiction wri

• /fiction:go

  Resume work on a fiction project. Loads context and suggests what to do next.

• /fiction:language

  Verify non-English phrases in your manuscript. Checks grammar, period accuracy, dialect, and translations.

• /fiction:naming

  Generate and validate book title options.

• /fiction:new

  Start a new fiction project from scratch. Interactive wizard.

• /fiction:next

  Get suggestion for what to work on next.

• /fiction:notes

  Collect and process inline editing notes from chapters.

• /fiction:outline

  Create chapter and scene breakdown. Use after architecture is established.

• /fiction:plan

  Design story architecture. Use when starting a new project or rethinking structure.

• /fiction:reconcile

  Audit a project against current plugin conventions and update structure.

• /fiction:review

  Review chapters for coherence, cheesiness, consistency, pace, tone, and character.

• /fiction:status

  Quick view of project status without suggestions.

• /fiction:synopsis

  Generate a synopsis of your manuscript at various lengths.

Subagents (26)

• architect

  Design high-level story architecture. Use when starting a new project, rethinking structure, or establishing the foundation of a story. Produces premise, theme, arc, ending, and tone.

• chapter-reviewer

  Review a chapter after writing. Checks coherence, cheesiness, consistency, pace, tone, and character. Suggests specific rewrites.

• character-developer

  Create or develop character documents. Use when establishing new characters or deepening existing ones.

• continuity

  Check for consistency issues across chapters. Finds timeline problems, character detail changes, plot holes, and contradictions.

• cover-artist

  Generate book cover art prompts from story content. Produces optimized prompts for image generation models (GPT Image, Gemini, FLUX, etc.) that conform to Kindle dimensions.

• critique

  Write a full literary critique of a completed manuscript. NYT/New Yorker style. Only use when the manuscript is complete.

• editor

  Line-level editing for spelling, grammar, awkward phrasing, word echoes, and polish. Run across chapters for manuscript-wide cleanup.

• illustrator

  Generate consistent chapter illustrations using motif series. Reads chapter content, extracts key scenes, and generates illustration prompts that maintain visual consistency across the book.

• james-wood

  Review like James Wood of The New Yorker. Deeply literate, focused on sentences, consciousness, and the craft of fiction. For literary fiction.

• language-checker

  Verify non-English phrases for grammatical correctness, contextual appropriateness, and translation accuracy. Catches anachronisms, dialect mismatches, and register errors.

• naming

  Generate and validate book title options. Reads project content, produces title candidates using proven naming strategies, and checks availability against existing books.

• new-project

  Create a new fiction project from scratch. Interactive wizard that guides through discovery, architecture, characters, world, and outline. Highly conversational with multiple choice at every step.

• next

  Assess project status and suggest what to work on next. Use when you sit down and don't know where to start.

• outliner

  Break a story into chapters and scenes. Use after architecture is established to create a working outline.

• reader-careful

  Comprehensive chapter analysis with craft observations and quotes. Includes all skim-level data plus arcs, themes, and evidence.

• reader-digest

  Coordinate reading an entire manuscript via parallel reader agents. Writes manuscript-digest.md and returns a short summary. Prevents context overflow in parent agents.

• reader-skim

  Fast fact extraction from a single chapter. Plot beats, timeline, characters, settings. Designed for parallel spawning.

• review-coordinator

  Coordinate reviewing multiple chapters via parallel chapter-reviewer agents. Writes review-report.md and returns aggregate summary. Prevents context overflow.

• roxane-gay

  Review like Roxane Gay. Thoughtful, culturally aware, focused on representation, voice, and emotional truth. For contemporary and literary fiction.

• scene-analyzer

  Diagnose why a specific scene isn't working. Analyzes structure, tension, and craft elements.

• stephen-king

  Review like Stephen King. Direct, no-BS feedback focused on story, character, and the honesty of the work. Hates adverbs. Loves story.

• synopsis

  Generate a synopsis of the manuscript at various lengths. For pitches, query letters, or back cover copy.

• ursula-le-guin

  Review like Ursula K. Le Guin. For fantasy and science fiction. Cares about world-building as meaning, prose as music, and the moral weight of imagination.

• voice-analyzer

  Analyze POV consistency, tense consistency, and voice characteristics across chapters.

• world-builder

  Create setting, system, and world documents. Use when establishing locations, magic systems, history, or other world elements.

• writer

  Use for writing fiction prose. Invoked when creating chapters, scenes, continuing drafts, or any narrative writing. This agent writes like a novelist, not a coding assistant.

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